Taxation in the United Kingdom

Companies surveyed by GZS largely support proposed tax tweaks

Ljubljana – A survey conducted by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GZS) among 140 companies has shown that the majority supports the proposed tax changes for the 2022-2025 period. Half of them would set the cap on social security contributions at gross wages of between EUR 4,000 and EUR 5,000, which would bring in around 6,100 new high-paid jobs.

Draft bill foresees incentives for investors, stock options

Apart from the reduction of the corporate income tax from 28 to 24 percent and the halving of the tax on dividends from 10 to 5 percent, the government's draft tax bill includes a number of other incentives aimed at encouraging entrepreneurship, attracting highly skilled workers in Greece and bolstering investment activity to accelerate growth.

Levy on stock options is set for reduction in new bill

The new draft law on taxation is set to be tabled in Parliament next week, and Kathimerini understands it will include a clause that will further facilitate investments in securities.

Sources say the government is considering reducing the tax on stock options - i.e. the preferential rights for the acquisition of stocks - so they are taxed separately at a rate of 15 percent.

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